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Lamberts
Lamberts - Zinc Plus Lozenges, 100 Iozenges
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These tasty natural honey and lemon flavoured lozenges dissolve in the mouth to provide a steady release of zinc, vitamin C and Bee Propolis to the throat membranes.
The zinc is present in the citrate form because citrates are known to be readily absorbed.
Typically per lozenge:
- Zinc (as Citrate) 2mg
- Vitamin C 30mg
- Bee Propolis 5mg
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These tasty natural honey and lemon flavoured lozenges dissolve in the mouth to provide a steady release of zinc, vitamin C and Bee Propolis to the throat membranes.
The zinc is present in the citrate form because citrates are known to be readily absorbed.
Typically per lozenge:
- Zinc (as Citrate) 2mg
- Vitamin C 30mg
- Bee Propolis 5mg
Dosage:
Children: Slowly suck 3 lozenges daily.
Adults: Slowly suck up to 7 lozenges daily.
Excessive consumption may produce laxative effects.
5055148403799
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These tasty natural honey and lemon flavoured lozenges dissolve in the mouth to provide a steady release of zinc, vitamin C and Bee Propolis to the throat membranes.
The zinc is present in the citrate form because citrates are known to be readily absorbed.
Typically per lozenge:
- Zinc (as Citrate) 2mg
- Vitamin C 30mg
- Bee Propolis 5mg
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